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| Jakob Cedergren | ... | Asger Holm | |
| Jessica Dinnage | ... | Iben (voice) | |
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Omar Shargawi | ... | Rashid (voice) |
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Johan Olsen | ... | Michael (voice) |
| Jacob Lohmann | ... | Bo (voice) (as Jacob Hauberg Lohmann) | |
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Katinka Evers-Jahnsen | ... | Mathilde (voice) |
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Jeanette Lindbæk | ... | Vagtleder Nordsjælland (voice) |
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Simon Bennebjerg | ... | Junkie (voice) |
| Laura Bro | ... | Journalist (voice) | |
| Morten Suurballe | ... | Mand på Skælbækgade (voice) | |
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Guuled Abdi Youssef | ... | Mand ved natklub (voice) |
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Caroline Løppke | ... | Fuld kvinde (voice) |
| Peter Christoffersen | ... | Politiassistent i hus (voice) | |
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Nicolai Wendelboe | ... | Politiassistent i bil (voice) |
| Morten Thunbo | ... | Alarmoperatør #1 | |
Alarm dispatcher Asger Holm answers an emergency call from a kidnapped woman. When the call is suddenly disconnected, the search for the woman and her kidnapper begins. With the phone as his only tool, Asger enters a race against time to save the endangered woman. But soon he realizes that he is dealing with a crime that is far bigger than he first thought.
Jakob Cedergren plays a police officer assigned to a 911 call center who receives a call from a woman who has been kidnapped. The call center is the set for the entire course of the film. The tension is Hitchcock like with enough twists and turns to keep the viewers attention. At 85 minutes the movie moves quickly and the conclusion is a bit disappointing but I recommend The Guilty.